Arjun Sharma Arjun Sharma Asked 8 months ago

What are liver stones?

My uncle recently had some health issues and the doctor mentioned 'liver stones'. I've heard of kidney stones, but not these. Can someone explain what liver stones actually are?

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Devendra Nath Pathak Devendra Nath Pathak Joined Jun 2026 4 months ago
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Beta, these are like small stone-like deposits that form inside the liver ducts, similar to gallstones. In our times, we used to drink lukewarm water with lemon juice in the morning to keep digestion clear. But don't do any self-cleansing with oils without consulting a proper Ayurvedic doctor first.

Sunita Deshpande Sunita Deshpande Joined Jun 2026 4 months ago

Actually, many times people confuse liver stones with gallstones, as they are closely related. If you are having pain in the upper right side of your stomach or back, please get an ultrasound done first. Don't go by hearsay, get a proper diagnosis from a physician.

Ketan Sawant Ketan Sawant Joined Feb 2026 8 months ago

Haan na, stomach issues are so confusing. Liver stones are not very common but they can block the bile flow and cause pain. It's best to show a good gastroenterologist before doing any home remedies, ho na.

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Shalini Sen Shalini Sen Joined Jan 2026 8 months ago

Don't panic thinking about this. Just focus on eating low-fat, simple home-cooked food for now and see a doctor. We can discuss what to do next once your test reports are out, alright? Take care.

Sanjay Kapoor Sanjay Kapoor Joined Mar 2026 7 months ago

Arre, inside the body, it feels like we are running a stone quarry! First kidney stones, then gallstones, now liver stones. Honestly, just drink enough water and see a doctor before your body starts producing cement next.

Meera Swaminathan Meera Swaminathan Joined May 2026 6 months ago

Just like I have to do regular thyroid panels, any liver issue needs systematic tracking. Please don't ignore it or try random detox juices. Go to a lab, get your liver function test and ultrasound done, then follow up with your doctor.

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